New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22

.s for the memory; and there are 50 many dead,
and Others IN sns West ssa wshes to Won in your en-
s,ayors in behalf OF worthy comrades.-GcoIge l.
Hoyt, Commander
Albert Wood Post, 0blong, III, July 27xThis Post,
thirty members at a recent meeting voted as follows W
Y 81 ,o 4e one ner month This Post
coNdenHs the veto messages; ana we wahi ,ie h'
~ the pocr-nonss here / quote tue Quarter
masters report OF last quarter: three iainos s i2
snldrs 20 to The peer house from Post, But why
should IL he expected that the old soldiers vel
WHO hore the burden and OF the battles from 1901
to 1862 why should it expected That we alone should
care for our dereudent coniraies VIII "Mt ior an
aAswer-D H. Coudrey. Commander
FROM WAR DEMOCRAT.
Post 3ss New.Berlin, n. Y, April u, The following
is the action Vi or os5 ~ ne, Su. We ignUfe no
an - as nninn. for all ranks alike; no dissenting
teIsion bills not dissenting az Equalization
81 hounty at $40 per mouth to ali who received no
granting each hOn0raby discharged soldier land
warrant for 90 acres OF land jl No veterans in the
ever who have help from the losts.
Irrespective OF politics. the members of the Post and
many others discharged sOlders will sustain men who
favor these have taken pains TO get the
feeling of the soldiers IN Chsnango Oneida ana G,sefo
unpopular. The general feeling Is for Presidential
the Rebellion Men who will pledge themselves TO stand
firmly by just and equitable course will be put for
ward.
In the country, where the pension money is disrib
nled 10y those who receive il for sisenance the feeling
is in favor of just and equitable law pensioning all
In politics am a Democrat; was a War Democrat
during the and yer & Wh
e George Haul, Commander
REASONS FOR THE vETOEs, NO EXCUSE.
Post II. II. Legge. 25. Uxoridge. Mass, Aug. A.. We
ART glad to report the of Post A few cases
occur where the town helps soldier or the
chusetts pays military and state aid to worthy
soldiers where they not able fully to provide for
Post intends there shall not be- o. Yes; the vote was
No We do not believe in such Wholesale business in the
line of vetoing The plan seemed 10 De 10 veto every
wiihholdng his signature The veto rut is hard TO pull
ont Of az No special LEGISLATION is desired but e, u.
a wise discrimination regards time OF service would
be advisable in all pension bs-Edward Parker COM
mander
LOGAN GONE, BUT THE TRIBUNE" STILL LIVES
j. O. wilds Post 100. stanwood Iowa, May 2.-The old
sTgr sI Ives and this agitation will accomplish
what he labored for, namely that the Government should
Having fully redeemed pledges to the bondholder
the GOyerement shoud also now keep fah with the
musket holder And appreciate The TRIBUNE as our
-Iicnd in this matter canvass OF our members
fe 30 ' a Se We are about Evenly G1dea on
further legislation. 5l rhey cannot send soldier TO
enactment And now in view of the very unIrlendly
attitude of this thcknecked Administration t0the mon
soldier shall labor bring about the change that is
sure next year In which we expect TO see De-
mocracy killed for another twenty-five years. Mccoy
CONGRESS THE BETTER JUDGE
C. b. Lawton Post. G. A. r., Wilmington Vt, May p
Our Post has fortytwO members. OF whom thlry-eSht
They about equally divided on the service pension
bill introduced by Mr. Lowering All are IN favor Of the
comrades believe that the President used the veto
nower upiustly i'm most cases when vetoing priv bills
because know of deserving cases i'll our own town
where il would be impossible for the soldiers TO produce
the evidence required under existing pension laws We
believe that in such cases (uness the general laws
amended that Congress snonld exercise the r1sht TO
found worthy think that the Old soldiers ought not to
lose this chance TO get their views upon this question
before the people.-Veteran.
VOTE OF SOME WESTERN POSTS.
James M9liesn Post Lexington NOD Yes H nnsn-
imously q! Yes one objection Ss 90 No. Si Mae
Wits. t5' No. thank God-John j. Burris' Adju ant
Post 20. G. A. r, Rogersvile, NOD Yes; by all
i) Extend the of arrears to 1s3o-r b. Horn. ON
mander
W. C Harper Post. Keosaqua Iowa-tD Yes (2) Yes.
ieve the soldier of The burden OF proving physical
condition when he enlisted 90 Fve-Ben Johnston.
Commander.
No. az We leave that to Others We are gsd that we
have good and brave man as the Editor OF lHE fR-
UNE 10 champion the cause OF the soldler-W L. BaAeT.
Commander.
Kearney. Neb-sedgwick Post votes as follows: ~ |
Yes 9; no. >; not voting 3 S2 Yes; no; 81 ST. C)
james jenkins, AdJutanL
John w. Geary Post, Dixon. Cal.-u) Yes. (2) Not at /
present Both unanimous. 90 No. elm Ihatically a. /
Pension the disabled soldier matter when disabled.
S to EssR h@ out Of S the
OF the Post-E ]. Mcbride Commander.
Rollins Post. West Plains Mo.-C) Yes. (2l No. C3) |
No C5) one has applied TO the County Court-samuel
ID. Foster. Adjutant
Post ia. Forest Hill, nls.- Yes. IN TO /. ~ No.
unanimously. 80 No, 1 to 10. do None-B NJ. Lul-
lard. Commander.
c. c. Muller Post, Versailles. Ind--(D Yes (2) Yes.
IS. 49, Yes. (5I One at present
Post SSo. Valley Center kaa-Sn Yes (2l Yes @,
No ~ kepeal the requirement that the soldier himself
must prove his hospital record or show surgeons cert
cafe ~ None.-A 4. Johnston. AUuant
Post 80. wahoo, Neb.tn Yes, 13 to l. (2) Yes. s..
81 Opposed to vetoes-H. W. Stone Commander
Post 279, Iibertyyille. Iows-Prescn IL members.
81 No, unanimously. a. Arrange 1t so That those deserv
sion bill C5j one.-N. p Ciarridge. Adjutant
Post 2So. orlsnd Ind.a1l Yes q, Yes, So O. no
a. Arrears OF pensions The votes were very emphatic
and unanmous.-L Taylor. commander
Hobart Post. Hobart, Ind.-() Yes 81 Yes. 49, o.
No Unanimous; 16 votng-John ID. FairoahN COM
Post 1885, Folsomdale Tnd.-() Yes C2) Yes, SO. (3)
No a. Repeal tho srrearages act-Thomas L. Reed,
Commander.
Frank Nef Post, Sullivan Tnd.-) Yes. (2l Yes So.
60 No. a. Repeal ne limitation clause in the arrs ar.
the u. A. R-A. -. ihurber. Adjutant
Post Mcpherson, ssybrook liL-(p Yes e, Yes si2;
S,S No col E'T Win sO sters a aaa.1e &
ley, Commander
Ord Post. LUDLOW nL-CD Yes, unanimously. C2l Yes,
49, when the soldier reaches the OF So unanimous
(3J Emphatically a. None. i5) There were three
rLomas L. Jeff-rson, Com nander
Post 49,. Prescott Iowa.-Our post favors service
pension OF raising the rating for loss OF An or
the heai u of both ears. Also repeal or the
lni atia IN the act; the equalization or
bonn " and enisten being considered proof of orgi
n spIndness.-h. L. Chapman. CoDmander
Nice Post lola Kan.Ihis post avors the new re-
Dependent Pension bill by vote OF 10 TO O-E ".
Eckley, Adjutaut
Union Post 302, nlinois.-We favor service pension
By a OF 80 TO o. AS for the Dependent BILL The
vote stood 10 for, 10 against We ali condemn the
yetOes-E. u. Giett. Commander.
John A. Rawlings Post Pierce City, Mo.-fhis Post |
most heartily condemns the Dope ,dent Pen
son bill and the nncalled crtc.ms OF pvaLe pom